So, it’s exactly two weeks until I reveal A MATTER OF HEART’s gorgeous cover (designed by Carly Stevens) on Tuesday, April 3rd. But until then, I wanted to let you know that A MATTER OF FATE will also go on sale to help celebrate–it’ll be only 99 cents for the day! Who doesn’t love a sale? (The kind folk at Anthropologie can attest to just how much I love one, that’s for sure–haha!)
Until then, I’m leaving you with another song from the A MATTER OF HEART playlist.
What do you dream in the afternoon?
I’ll never know what’s in your head
Out past the cars on the railway
Out past the city’s finery
We see our breath and connection
Underneath these gravel lines
You, you stole a page from the blanks
How do you weigh all of our fears?
Typical, isn’t it typical
That someone like me would invite you in
We took a drive in the country
Your photographs were never mine
slapped in the face by the questions
Posed by these gravel lines
Out past the cars on the railway
Out past the city’s finery
We see our breath and connection
Underneath these gravel lines
I’ve written a lot of the Fate series to Amy Seeley songs. If you haven’t already checked her out, you really should. She and her piano make lovely music. FYI, if you look over —> you can read an interview I did with Amy several years ago. But this song? Yeah. This song is SO A MATTER OF HEART.